Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-21
NEvADA's EUTUEE.

Dony.
Yesterday we had few words to
say about the future possibilities of
Spanish Spring Valley and we feel
justified in the publication thereof.
1t has long ago been apparently US
that if Nevada desires that recorni-
ton which is calculated tn elevate
her among the sisterhood of States.
it is high time she should begin
footing her owl horn. The press of
this State has given entirely too
much space to California $ progress,
and in return for this kindly dispo-
sition towards our neighbor We
simply receive by way of reciprocal
ton. a personal in the columns of
the great dailies of Frisco. For in
stance: Mrs. Angelina Gilhoo-
ley, Of Way Back, Nye county, wife
OF Senator Leandro Gilhooley. of
the Nevada Senate is visiting
friends in Berkeley, where she in
tends to leave her two charming
daughters, Misses Nina and Adelina
Gilhooley, to be educated. The
Senator in the meantime is pros
pecting among the hills of that
county for silver, etc." or The
editor of the Bladder, from Mud
Lake, Nevada, Mr.. Reed, is stopping
at the Palace.
In the name of all that is reason
able we ask of what material benefit
is all this balderdash to the future
of our State? Every industry,
every enterprise our people are en-
gagged in, from the development of
q gold or silver mine to the cultiva-
ten Of some of the finest ranches
In the world, to the raising of the
most excellent stock and fattened
cattle ever sent to market, are never
mentioned by these taffy singers.
Not a single idea Is promulgated
through them calculated to attract
the attention of capital to the I'M
developed fields of our common
wealth. Nevertheless they all look
forward fol Nevada's $20gold pieces.
The Golfers If the thrifty enterpris-
ing California merchant, hotel pro-
prietor, banker, stock broker and
mining shylock are hourly replen-
ished by the constant contribution
of our citizens. The press is con-
tent to acknowledge (sop-like) the
arrival of such distinguished per-
sonages az we have mentioned
above. Nary word is said of the
future possibilities of Reno, Carson
or Virginia CITY, the extent of our
railroad enterprises, the Reduction
Works. our unequaled water power,
mineral resources, cattle ranges,
and last but not least. our wonder
fui-not glorious climate and sn-
perb stock. To these must be ADDED
thefact that the most luscious apples
and the finest potatoes In the world
can be found every day in the year
in our market. On the whole our
agricultural advantages are never
mentioned and our educational
facilities are entirely overlooked.
As State we owe not penny TO
the world. Here in Nevada every
nationality can find accommodation
in an educational direction.
A State University, Bishop Whit
aker's (ProtestanD Seminary for
Girls, Mt St. Mary's (Ca,holic)
Seminary girls under the charge of
the sisters, high school and pri-
maries for both boys and girls of
every denomination so a begging
for patronage, while Mrs. Senator
Gilhooley aud hei daughters, Nina
and Adeline. are basking in the
tropical shades of Berkeley. Who
is t. blame for this condition of
things? We answer unhesitatiDgly,
Nevadans. If you enter any lead
ing hotel in New York, Chicago,
Boston, Washington, New Orleans,
indianapolis, St. Paul or even Mon
treal, Quebec, ETC., you will find
that the California boom has pre-
ceded you. But who ever hears of
Nevada only when it is associated
with the names of John Mackay.
James G. Fair, Senators John p.
Jones or Vim. M. Stewart? No
one. And again we reiterate our
declaration. Nevadans are to
blame. Then let us do a lit